Come join us on Friday, October 16, 2015 to explore how mentoring occurs in a variety of organizations and programs. This conference will feature a variety of panels, workshops, and demonstrations that focus on the impacts and the significance of mentoring in different contexts. Mentoring helps people establish caring relationships, and provides resources to help people learn and succeed. 

We welcome participants who are students, educators, engaged community members, government officials and affiliates, business professionals, community leaders, nonprofit organizations, publishers, and academic researchers. This conference is open to anyone and there are no registrations fees.

What is Experiential Mentoring? 

Experiential mentoring means providing encouragement, information, and resources through participation between knowledgeable members and newer members in workplace, community, and education settings.

Event Instructions

We are offering several workshops, panels, and/or demonstrations and 3 different set times. Please choose the session(s) you prefer including the welcome reception and brown bag style lunch.

Check-in will begin at 8:30am at Colusa Hall 100A&B.